For the first time ever this Christmas holiday, Frozen’s Elsa will be arriving at the Plymouth Pavilions Ice Rink on Sunday 28 December for three fantastic Frozen Fun Skate sessions!
Each session will see Frozen fans take to the Ice dressed as their favourite Frozen characters, to take part in a mass Let it Go sing-a-long led by Elsa herself, before skating off amidst a flurry of snow flakes as we keep those Frozen tunes coming! Everyone will have the opportunity for a personal Meet & Greet with Elsa on the Ice and also the chance to take photos.
Elsa, Anna, Kristoff and Olaf will be at the outdoor ice rink on the Piazza as local skaters perform to a number of popular songs from the Disney film Frozen.
To welcome them, Mr and Mrs Claus, along with their huskies and elves, will take to the ice at 5.30pm.
Crowds will be able to head to the Piazza and sing along as a synchronised skating team, Synchronicity, and local...
The Met office has warned of incoming frost as temperatures plunge in Devon.
An icy blast is set to end the current mild spell in the South of England and will begin a period of low average temperatures over the coming months.
The Met Office said: “Indications are that December will most likely be colder than average. For December-January-February as a whole uncertainty is...
The Daily Express today warned its readers to prepare for '100 days of snow' with winter 2013/14 set to be the worst in more than 60 years.
The newspaper quoted Jonathan Powell, forecaster for Vantage Weather Services, who said: “Early indications are that this winter is looking particularly severe, and we could see parallels with the shocking winter of 1947.
Gritters are due to make their first run of the winter tonight on Plymouth roads, in preparation for the cold weather expected to come in overnight.
Road surface temperatures are forecast to fall to zero degrees tonight, despite air temperatures being expected to stay above freezing at two degrees. As a result, all primary and secondary gritting routes in and around the city are due...
An icy blast is set to herald the arrival of winter next week with sub-zero temperatures overnight and widespread frost.
By Tuesday most of the country could see wintry showers with the chance of some significant snowfall on higher ground in northern areas, Met Office forecasters say.
Although temperatures will hover around 46F (8C) in the daytime, it will feel much colder as...
